2023-11-12 02:25:38
The new phone from Ulefone | Trending Ulefone revealed its new phone with a durable, armored body equipped with a large battery and night vision cameras. The phone features a very durable body protected by metal frames and rubber accessories. The body is characterized by its resistance to water and dust according to the IP68/IP69K standard, with dimensions (175.2/83.4/18.8). ) mm, and its weight is 409. What also distinguishes the phone is its primary triple-lens camera with a resolution of (108+5+5) megapixels, which includes a lens for night photography and a lens for macro photography, in addition to its front camera, which came with a resolution of 32 megapixels. As for the phone’s screen, it was IPS LCD in size. 6.58 inches, resolution (2408/1080) pixels, frequency of 120 Hz, brightness rate of approximately 401 cd/m, and protected by Corning Gorilla Glass 5 that is resistant to shocks and scratches. It is also equipped with two SIM ports, a USB Type-C 2.0 port, and a 3.5 port. mm for headphones, a receiver for FM radio signals, a fingerprint scanner, an NFC chip, and a battery with a capacity of 9600 mAh, which is enough for it to operate for approximately two weeks on a single charge, according to the gsmarena website.
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Phone charger, sold for more than two years, recalled due to electrocution risk
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-11-10 05:45:20
A simple phone charger might be the cause of serious accidents. Since this Tuesday, France Production Électronique has been recalling one of its USB charger models, distributed throughout France, according to Consumption reminder.
This is the following reference: 001625. The lots concerned are: 001625-0121-XXXX, 001625-0421-XXXX, 001625-0521-XXXX, 001625-0822-XXXX, 001625-0222-XXXX, 001625-1222- XXXX, 001625-0423-XXXX. The model concerned, a 5V/1A USB charger for smartphones, was sold between April 2, 2021 and September 15, 2023. It was distributed by Mr Bricolage, Briconautes, Bricorama, Cofaq, Intermarché and Leclerc.
Risk of electric shock “
“The power plug conductors are not secure enough. In the event of detachment, the leakage distance between the active parts of the conductors and the accessible parts is less than the prescribed value of 4.8 mm (3.9 mm measured),” indicates Rappel Conso, which recommends no longer using this product due to the risk of “electric shock”.
Consumers in possession of this product are asked to return it to the point of sale before the end of the recall procedure, set for April 30, 2024. They will thus be able to benefit from a refund. For more information you can call 0825056260.
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Tragic Motorcycle Accident at Oostlaan Bus Stop: Buddy Deceuninck’s Story and Call for Safety Measures
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-10-25 16:55:00
Buddy Deceuninck, a 56-year-old Belgian, suffered a terrible tragedy at the Oostlaan bus stop last Thursday. He had a dramatic fall on a motorcycle and did not survive. “Buddy had to sleep in Rouler, but he still wanted to see me so he decided to drive to Berlare,” says his wife Ann Nuytten in the columns of HLN.
As the area around the bus stop was not well lit, Buddy hit the shoulder and fell heavily, following seeing too late that the cycle path was turning to the right. A witness saw the fifty-year-old fall and called emergency services directly. Resuscitated on site, Buddy was transported in critical condition to Roeselare hospital.
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Later, Buddy was declared brain dead. “My dear husband went to the Ardooie cyclo-cross race in the followingnoon. Initially, the plan was for him to sleep in our apartment in Roeselare. But Buddy wanted to be with me and he took off on his moped towards Berlare. This is where we stay regularly to be near our son and our granddaughter,” says his wife.
Ann still had hope that Buddy’s condition would improve, but unfortunately this was not the case. “On Monday morning we received a very bad phone call and we knew there was no hope. We lost Buddy, such a kind man,” says Ann.
Several accidents involving cyclists and moped riders had occurred at this location in the past. “After last week’s accident, we immediately contacted the road manager and asked if it was possible to install additional lighting elements. But apparently, the intention is to remove the bus stop,” explains Véronique Buyck, mayor of the city.
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Revolutionizing Diabetes Screening with Artificial Intelligence: Analyzing the Power of Voice
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
2023-10-24 06:02:00
“The detection of this disease is essential when we know that it represents a real driver of cardiovascular diseases,” recalls Dr Antoine Bondue, president of the scientific committee of the Belgian Cardiological League and head of the cardiology department at the Erasmus Hospital. Nearly 10% of the population is currently affected in Belgium but it is estimated that this figure is twice as high given that many patients are unaware of it, they are in fact falling under the screening radar. Today, too many diabetics are unaware.”
Faced with this situation, doctors are calling for more prevention and screening to ensure better monitoring of patients. And that’s good, a new detection weapon might enrich the Belgian arsenal. Indeed, according to a study recently published in Mayo Clinic Proceedings: Digital Health, we learn that artificial intelligence would be able to determine if a person suffers from diabetes, just by analyzing the sound of their voice.
A record number of Belgians with diabetes
“We lack screening tools in Belgium”
During the tests, patients had to record messages six times a day for two weeks. In total, 18,000 audio files were analyzed to determine acoustic differences between recordings of diabetics and non-diabetics.
At the same time, the scientists combined the examination of six to ten seconds of voice with data on health (age, sex, height and weight). Using all this information, they created an artificial intelligence model that might distinguish whether this person has type 2 diabetes.
Concretely, the results are slightly more promising for women than for men with an accuracy of 89% compared to 86%. According to Jaycee Kaufman, head of the study at Klick Labs, this discovery might “transform” the way diabetes is screened. However, further research with larger and more diverse cohorts will be needed to validate the effectiveness of the technique.
Currently, to diagnose type 2 diabetes, a blood test taken on an empty stomach is necessary to measure blood sugar levels. “Artificial intelligence can be an interesting ally in the years to come because it must be said, we lack tools in Belgium to detect diseases and do more prevention,” he continues. We have diabetes screening and detection strategies, particularly in schools, but this remains insufficient given the needs within the population. Moreover, with the voice, we can diagnose certain diseases, it is an important source of information in the field of health”.
According to many scientists, the use of voice recordings might help identify other diseases, such as Covid.
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